Universal Audio Starlight Echo Station Delay Pedal Demo
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The Universal Audio Starlight Echo Station is a delay lover’s Holy Grail, loaded with two stunning re-creations of legendary echo units and a pristine custom-designed digital delay in a single, ultra-robust chassis. From the crunchy repeats of the Tape EP-III and the dark, brooding modulated bucket-brigade echoes of the Analog DDM to the crystalline chime of the Precision delay, the Starlight Echo Station is ideal for shoegazers, psych-rockers, and experimentalists.
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The DMM with the vibrato sounds amazing!
Thank you Sweetwater for this video... Extremely informative
Thanks for explaining , sounds great .
Ordered one of these when they were announced, cant wait to get it fingers crossed.
Everybody love sum Sweetwater
Drooling!
40min video on Starlight? NICE MITCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thorough!
Awesome blossom... I really want the modulation too, but this one kinda reminds me of a simplified Strymon Volante
This is a great pedal! And I would wanna get one.. but I wish you can change the preset by tapping both FS instead of holding down one FS for like 3 seconds or you can tap in an external FS to do that.
this has now replaced my Volante
If I could dial out the modeled "mechanical noises" like the artificially risen noise floor and tape splice points, and store multiple presets.... and maybe cut just a bit more treble from the repeats, this would be the perfect delay pedal.
Like it sounds warm easy to use
Pedal Jesus has returned!!!
In spite of the salesmanship, very nice, indepth demonstration.
That's his job?
Siiick
That feeling when you see it's Mitch or Don demoing the product - you know you're in safe hands!
9:00 good LORD.
Would be nice if there was a switch to lift the hiss/noise. Sure, it’s part of the original but most of the time I’d prefer to opt out!
These are going to be very popular. UA has officially invaded the pedal market :-)
I could be trippin, but it kinda seems like the sound doesn’t change in real time AS you turn the knobs
Miss the multi tap my tape echo has
Tore!!!
Sounds great! Does it also take a line input?
Hi, David. Yes, the UA pedals can all accept line level signals with headroom to spare. That way it can be used with guitar, synths, or even as a hardware insert with a DAW.
Thanks for your interest!
Charlie Davis, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1320, charlie_davis@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater Awesome! Does it make this change automatically, or do you have to change it to line level via software or something? I currently play the Strymon Volante and there is a switch to change it to line level.
@@davidlehew1182 Hi, David. There is no switching necessary. The UA pedals can handle anything from instrument to line level and you don't have to do anything extra to make it work.
Thanks!
Charlie Davis, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1320, charlie_davis@sweetwater.com
I’m considering this pedal as I’m looking to finally upgrade from the memory boy but would anyone say it’s worth the extra cost over the Walrus D1?
Hi! Thanks for your message, hope you're well and safe.
This is a wonderful time to be a pedal nerd! Neither is a bad option. Each has advantages. Walrus are taking contemporary ideas and making them accessible, while UA uses their studio heritage and circuit rendering tech to offer a new take on vintage sounds. Think of it in terms of your overall setup more so than the individual pedal.
Please contact us direct with other questions as you have them!
Robert Williams, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 2371, robert_williams@sweetwater.com
Hi
So if I save a preset, when I turn the Starlight on, does it start up with the preset like the Golden or does it start up with tap tempo every time;? So I have to keep pressing tap for a few seconds when I need my preset. Could be awkward live…
Hi, MrPerfectfeet. The pedal reboots to the state that it was last left in, including whatever tempo you have set. In other words, if you power down the pedal with the preset active, that is how it will boot up as well.
Thanks for your interest!
Charlie Davis, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1320, charlie_davis@sweetwater.com
Can I use two different delays at the same time such as Boss DD500?
Hi, Ryu. The Starlight will only do one delay setting at a time. If you're needing two delays simultaneously, then the DD500 is a great option.
Thanks for your interest!
Charlie Davis, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1320, charlie_davis@sweetwater.com
This Unit is TOPS. With the Myriad of Multiple Echo Pedals on the market All Trying to replicate our Favorite brands from the past, All claiming to be the Real-Deal, This one is the Best. IMHO. SO, I Gotta get one.(the Equipment Expansion Dilemma Rides Again straight to my wallet) So Once Again, HOW MUCH??? And how is it that SweetAgua Never Adds the price when you Demo a new product???🤔 This unit will be great for Remote Recording. NICE.
Cute that you’d declare it the best ever without having played it.
@@hoover728 Well, someone else did the Demo. That was a Solid Enough Demonstration without buying the Ten-Thousand Other units that have been on the market for 50+ years, All Claiming to be the 'Next Best Thing'. But What Would you know??? You have Not been in the Business Long enough to know Who Started & Made the Very First One. You are Too young and Void of Experience. Commonly Known as a 'Dorkburger' or just a Garden Variety Pub-Puller. Stop Smoking Turds and Man-Up Fool.
I preordered one but, will return it if it does not have a trail feature. I mean, it's a $400 pedal.
I'd download the manual before purchasing the Starlight if I were you
it does. activate with app
@@erikpaterson1404 Yeah, but they don't publish ANYTHING. You can't find the impedance specs or anything.
Is this unit has ep preamp build-in?
Hey, Ryu! Thanks for reaching out. Yes, the EP-III built in to this includes the preamp section and has clean, warm, and worn settings to choose from. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks!
Connor Smith, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1793, connor_smith@sweetwater.com
Is it just me or did it look like it was set to "Analog DMM" the whole time he was trying to demonstrate the "EP-III" setting?
I think the switch kind of resets itself when you click it down to change modes
@@LochNessAnthony, makes sense!
Be nice to be able to use other UA delay plugin’s like the AMS DMX 15-80!?!?!?!
Good demo, showed that it is not for me.
What are the dimensions of the Starlight?
Hello and thanks for your inquiry. Dimensions are:
5.5” x 3.625” x 1.625”
Stay safe and well!
Robert Williams, Senior Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 2371, robert_williams@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater Thank you!!
$399... !! Seriously !? I can get a Strymon Volante or any other number of analog delays for this price.
The Volante isn’t analog at all. And it only does tape echo. This pedal is still in its early stages. This thing is going to be more amazing than it already is.
Are we comparing price or sound? Cause this sounds way more real to me than any strymon delay.
It does a LOT more than “just tape echo”. It replaced my Timeline
Can I get infinite repeats from this pedal ?
Hello, great question. The Tape EP-II and Analog DMM algorithms will self-oscillate at higher feedback levels and the Precision algorithm will repeat indefinitely at maximum feedback but will not self-oscillate.
Thanks!
Jason Filloramo, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1281, Jason_Filloramo@sweetwater.com
nice but expensive!
the precision is a definite misstep. It doesn’t make sense to spend $400 for a digital delay sound. Amazing ep-3 emulation: yes. amazing DMM emulation: maybe not (can just buy an actual DMM).
This needs several more modes to make room for a plain digital delay and a guitar pedal emulation. Cooper time cube is on the right track. Let’s get an echorec, oil can, different types of tape delays. roland space echo. let’s make inaccessible gear accessible, not emulate basic gear - what’s the point?
The new DMM's are nothing like a vintage DMM. This is modeled after the vintage DMM. If you want to buy one of those it'll cost you upwards of $800.
@@wargo6263 I almost never use my real tape echo's these days. Usually a 90s DMM RI or a newer Roland RE20 Space Echo I like a lot. The RE20 turned into my go-to unit. I'd have to get a Starlight to try it out, but don't think it really does anything I can't do (or need) already.
Pretty and well built, but sadly not impressed. No sound on sound effect, but lots of noise and artifacts that nobody really cares about or wants in their signal chain. They forgot the grandaddy of delays The Roland RE-501!.
Exactly. For $399 there are a lot better choices. If they priced this around $200 to $250 I "might" be interested.
It’s good enough for Paul McCartney’s guitarist, I think it’s killer! Ha!!
@@jimigproductionsremember that they get it for free
I quit watching apparently we're never going to get to hear it.....just listen to this guy ramble on....I just wanted to hear what it can do
It'd be great if demos had a real backup band, or even a looper, with a decent player.
This demo is dry, clinical.
Obsolete right out of the box.
Sounds great to me.
You're nuts. This pedal is a dream machine.